Apr 27
They’re not aggressive.
They’re misunderstood.
Opossums don’t fight — they freeze in fear.
They eat ticks. They help quietly.
Kindness costs nothing.
Let them live.🤍
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They’re not aggressive.
They’re misunderstood.
Opossums don’t fight — they freeze in fear.
They eat ticks. They help quietly.
Kindness costs nothing.
Let them live.🤍
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This thing is called a yapok (water opposum) and I think it's rad:
Opossums are calm, non-confrontational animals that play an important role in our ecosystems. They help clean up carrion, reduce food waste, and consume large numbers of insects and pests that can spread disease. When threatened, they’re far more likely to freeze or retreat than to defend themselves.Seeing an opossum isn’t a problem — it’s a sign that nature is quietly doing its job.Coexistence starts with understanding.
opposumss and foxess
I love all my babies, even when I have to release the opposums we rehabilitate also a slay outfit that burned me up (the sun hates me)
not dead, just adulting
hello, here r some pics
At prides and doing my internship with rehabilitation work (my 12 opposum babies, a squirrel and ground hog lel)
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Potions brewing...
